John Horgan

Politicians have been called back to the British Columbia legislature on June 22, setting the stage for a showdown between the ruling Liberals and two opposition parties that want to defeat them.

The contrasts in mood between British Columbia's main political parties was unmistakable on Thursday, June 8, 2017 when their members were sworn in to a divided legislature.

B.C. political leaders exchanged duelling letters over the future of the Site C dam project on June 6, 2017, with Premier Christy Clark arguing that delays will cost hundreds of millions of dollars.

British Columbia legislature in 'uncharted territory' as it tussles with Speaker appointment

An NDP minority government in British Columbia would be hard pressed to make good on all the plans it has laid out in an agreement with the BC Green Party, experts say.

British Columbia's NDP leader highlighted affordable housing and health care on Tuesday, May 30, 2017, as key elements in a minority government deal with the Green party.

Despite an historic move by the BC NDP and BC Greens to remove her from power, B.C. Premier Christy Clark isn't ready to resign.

All eyes are on Premier Christy Clark after Monday's announcement that British Columbia's New Democrats have reached an agreement with the Green party to form a minority government.

BC Green Party leader Andrew Weaver said he's aiming for Wednesday or earlier to broker a working agreement with either the Liberals or the NDP.

British Columbia's final ballot count starts Monday, May 22, 2017, to determine which party forms the province's next government almost two weeks after election day, barring judicial recounts.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he'll work with British Columbia and Alberta to move ahead with his government's agenda of creating jobs while transitioning toward a lower-carbon economy.

Now, given our rather strange election outcome, it seems that the climate trajectory for the province I love is in his hands.

Jim Benninger knows that a lot of people think the difference between a Liberal majority or minority government in British Columbia is resting on his shoulders.

The B.C. Liberal party has been in power for 16 years and is attempting to build on four straight majority governments.

Beloved Canadian singer Raffi Cavoukian tells voters why they may want to think twice about BC Liberal Premier Christy Clark when they head to the polls on May 9.